estimate densities from point patterns #27
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Some work to get this tutorial in the right directory structure has been done in the |
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@ThierryO In PR #195 I suggest some changes to get in line with the current tutorials (folder setup, CRS).
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index.mdis still to be regenerated - reason: see next point. YAML header in Rmd has been updated already in 'estimate densities from point patterns': PROJ>=6 compliance #195 .- the
ggmapcode with google map will need to be revised. Current code cannot be run (hence,index.mdcannot be updated) except when getting a personal API from google and handing your credit card details (and it's free just for a limited period). Not fit for a tutorial anymore IMHO. Maybe you will now rather prefer using OSM.
Follow-up: PR #195 has now been merged into this PR. @ThierryO the above notes still need some work before it can be merged in |
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Sorry. This has very low priority to me. Feel free to update the code. |
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Co-authored-by: Floris Vanderhaeghe <floris.vanderhaeghe@inbo.be>
- 2FA = about GitHub authentication
bugfix in RProfile.site
Switch to using artifacts v4
r_database_access: update argument of dbConnect()
BRMS tutorial: add `rstan` example
While reviewing #356, the instructions of the PR template for reviewing seem to no longer work to render the site from the GHA artifact. With these changes, it seems to work again though, using python -m http.server 8887
Latijns -> italics; https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cf.
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The use of 'proj4string' in R code is confusing in times where PROJ.4 strings are obsoleted. It can be expected that a more general function name to set an object's CRS will sooner or later be promoted instead of proj4string<-, hence preparing for that already by using the function instead of the slot. I expect the proj4string slot will most probably remain in use for compatibility reasons, but explicitly naming it is better avoided in times where WKT2 strings are actually used to define a CRS.
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Sorry for necro-bumping... Feel free to add/comment/wrap up and merge @ThierryO |
@stijnvanhoey can you render this? I can't render the SQL tutorial.